PART IIINEW GRANT-MAINTAINED SCHOOLS
Appointment or election of new governors36
1
The following paragraphs apply in relation to the appointment or election of governors referred to in regulation 35(1).
2
The requirement in paragraph 14(4) of Schedule 9 to the 1998 Act (foundation governors of voluntary aided schools to include parents) shall apply only in so far as it is compatible with regulation 33(2) and (4).
3
Any co-opted governor (other than an additional co-opted governor) shall be appointed by members of the GM transitional governing body, in accordance with Schedule 3.
4
Any additional co-opted governor shall be appointed by members of the GM transitional governing body.
5
Any parent governor shall be either—
a
elected (after the school’s opening date) by parents of registered pupils at the new GM school and himself such a parent at the time at which he is elected; or
b
appointed as a parent governor (after the school’s opening date) by the GM transitional governing body in the circumstances and subject to the provisions set out in Schedule 4.
6
Any partnership governor shall be a person who (after the school’s opening date) is nominated as a partnership governor, and appointed as such, in accordance with Schedule 5.
7
Any staff governor shall be elected (after the school’s opening date) by persons employed (under a contract of employment or a contract for services) to work at the new GM school otherwise than as teachers, and shall be himself a person so employed at the time when he is elected.
8
Any teacher governor shall be—
a
a person elected (after the school’s opening date) by teachers at the new GM school; and
b
such a teacher at the time when he is elected.
9
The quorum for a meeting of the GM transitional governing body to consider appointment of partnership governors, parent governors or co-opted governors (other than co-opted governors who are foundation governors) and any vote in connection with such appointments shall be any two-thirds (rounded up to a whole number) of the governors entitled to vote on those respective matters.